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Have you ever wanted to use the pottery wheel and hand build in clay? We are offering a unique therapeutic 3-week course based @Humphry’s in the Park, Highams Park . Part of the Highams PArk 2026 Arts Trail

You can read the rules and download an entry form for The Highams Park Society's Art Competition 2026 on this page....

A screen free activity where your child will be encouraged to express their creativity working with clay

Learn how to carve a stone sculpture with local sculptor Brett Banks.

Stained glass workshops with Siobhan Rimmer. No experience necessary. Make a stained glass panel, learning about design, glass cutting, leading and soldering.

Starting 28th April at 6.00pm and on every Tuesday evening during the summer there will be evening boules sessions at the boules pitch next to Humphry’s Café.

This year’s Spring Festival will be from 11.30 am until 4.30pm on Sunday 17th May and will be a free to attend family fun day in The...

We are the peer support group where you can walk and talk, connect and share without fear of judgement. Everyone welcome!

A lovely art exhibition by Charlotte Faircloth at Humphry's Café celebrating London's beauty. The exhibition will be available to view until 31st March.

Starting on 7th March sessions are every Saturday morning from 9.45 am nearby Humphry's Café, feel free to come and join in the fun....

New members welcome for over 60s badminton at St Anne's Church. Call Ray on 07551005234

Art classes in the centre of Highams Park, to book email: rachelmosshogg@gmail.com

Some dates for your diary in 2026.....

Please share your memories of the River Ching

Help keep Highams Park beautiful, join the Highams Park Litter Pickers

HP Pins and Needles is a community based crafting group which meets regularly in various venues in Highams Park.

Follow the Highams Park heritage trail and find out some interesting facts about Highams Park.

Welcome to Humphry’s, so named in honour of Humphry Repton who landscaped the park and gardens in the 1790’s.

Highams Park Lake was once part of the “Highams Estate” and was created by the famous landscape designer Humphry Repton, in 1794.

The Highams Park is an area of 28 acres just east of Highams Park Lake, with entrances from Tamworth Avenue, Henry's Avenue and Keynsham...

Formerly part of the much bigger Royal Forest of Waltham, Epping Forest is an extensive tract of ancient woodland of 2,400 hectares which spans...

Larks Wood is a remnant of the ancient woodland of Larks Wood which once included the nearby Ainslie Wood. It is a beautiful wood...

Mallinson Park Wood was originally part of the Highams Estate until it was purchased by Lt. Col. Sir Stuart Mallinson in 1925 and were...

Living in Highams Park Highams Park is great for commuters and families who want to live in this friendly, relatively undiscovered northeast corner of Greater...